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Senate clerk reads introductions for three bills on economic development and health
Summary
The Senate clerk read three bills into the record — Senate Bill 4 29 on economic development and Senate Bills 4 30 and 4 31 on health policy — and the presiding officer formally declared their introduction; no further action on those bills appears in the transcript.
The clerk read three bills into the Senate record during a brief procedural session, identifying subjects ranging from economic development to health-care policy.
Speaker 2 read the items aloud: “Senate bill number 4 29 by committee on commerce and act concerning economic development,” followed by “Senate bill number 4 30 by committee on public health and welfare and act concerning health and health professionals,” and “Senate bill number 4 31 by committee on public health and welfare and act concerning health and health care.” Speaker 1 then stated, “This constitutes this constitutes introduction of senate bill 4 29 through senate bill 4 31,” formally recording the introductions.
The transcript does not record debate, amendments or votes on those measures; the clerk’s reading and the presiding officer’s declaration are the only actions recorded here. The transcript also notes that the bills appeared on the chamber calendar (pages 1–3), as announced by Speaker 1.
The session in the provided transcript focused on these procedural items and other brief business. The meeting date is not specified in the transcript; a later adjournment motion set the next convening for 02:30 p.m. on Monday, 02/02/2026.
